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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2012 · 1H 25M

Cynthia Lane FirstLight Transformations

from Everyday Connection · host Everyday Connection

Each of us is a special and wonder-filled impulse of Being. We are all uniquely beautiful and amazing flowers in an immense garden of possibilities, part of an immeasurable and dazzling celebration of the infinite potential in God. We are each capable of blossoming into a rich and matchless expression of Divinity. Made in the image of God, we embody an impulse of God's infinite creativity. As such, we actually help create our personal and collective world: We bring it into existence every second of every day. We co-create the personal universe in which we live, as our thoughts, feelings and beliefs weave our reality—every event, story and circumstance. Why not live beyond the stories, beliefs and judgments, as your vast and brilliant soul, allowing life to unfold its truth and richness in each moment, through and as you? How can we open to and merge with the effulgent Light of our souls, and live in deep peace and vibrant fulfillment? FirstLight Transformations opens the door to clear, profound oneness with our infinite Source, and facilitates our ability to fully embody its Light-filled expression—as us! http://www.firstlighttransformations.com/

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